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Pharoahe Monch has let ample time go between his last release, PTSD: Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, for fans to demand more from the philosophical MC. On that treble note, Monch shrewdly develops a way to renew what is longstanding–sort of like love unions–with a special compilation mixtape for Valentine’s Day titled Lost in Translation.

You’ve seen her once, and here she goes again. Say hello to Hip-Hop Wired’s stunning Bangin Candy, Ayisha Diaz.

If anyone cares to see pain and anguish right now, don’t hesitate to look at my face. It’s a face that’s a direct result of not knowing that Prince performed in New York City on Friday night (Feb. 13).

Big Sean will not be forgotten in this week’s shuffle of new music. That said, he gets some bars off on “Used To.”

While most rappers will be busying partying in NYC for 2015 All-Star Weekend, Jay Z will be doing that as well but his business on the backend is still booming.

Amber Rose has never been shy about flaunting the curves, as evidenced by the various thirst traps she’s laid out on her Instagram page. Just as bold as the blond beauty is with her flicks, she opened up to Power 105’s The Breakfast Club Friday morning and dropped a couple of bombshells.

Valentine’s Day is around the corner but there’s absolutely zero love lost with the competition level in the The Wrap Up: Hip-Hop Wired’s Top 10 Videos Of The Week for the week of 2/13/15. An impressive line-up of visuals awaits you down below. — Photos: Vevo

The past seven days in Hip-Hop have been a whirlwind, during which some of the game’s biggest artist made a major impact. That said, yours truly presents The Wrap Up: Hip-Hop Wired’s Top 10 Songs Of The Week.

Now you can watch the adidas Originals and Kanye West Yeezy Season 1 fashion show that had the Internets going nuts. 

The Internets move swiftly. Proof can be seen on ifyouretypingthisitstoolate.com, a site that allows user to recreate Drake’s If You’re Reading This It’s Too Late artwork however they see fit.

As Black History Month reaches its halfway point, we felt it best to introduce (or familiarize) you with several African-American inventors who created products we still use today. View image | gettyimages.com Benjamin Banneker Invented: The wooden clock. Without Banneker, there would be no tick-tock, Big Ben or no reason to logical go cuckoo.

Maybach Music Group assembles and drops a mixtape to hold you down for NBA All-Star Weekend. You’ve probably heard most of these, but now you got them all in one spot.